I have this terrible habit of writing reviews while I’m reading the book. This is the first time I’ve fully re-written it to fit all my thoughts.
Feels like I really need to hit this one with a pros and cons list.
Pros:
* God I fucking loved Morgan. It’s hard to say that because Morgan is one of those names I have a trauma response to but she was so quick, funny, and cool. Plus I love a tattoo artist MC. They’re always trendy and fun. I loved her relationships with all the people in her world as well. From Blake, to Alfred and Grams.
* Speaking of Blake, Alfred, Grams, and even Matty. The secondary characters also absolutely ruled in this book. Alfred has that silent and posh but witty thing going on. Gram was the best maternal character with all these dimensions about her. She is good with tech, funny, actively trying to get her granddaughter laid, and just about the most chill Grandmother I’ve ever met. And Blake was a sweetheart. Her bond withe Morgan was just adorable, and I’m so glad she lives in the mansion with them as like a sister character. Matty was also sweat as the match maker in this, plus Blake deserves someone too. AND EROS’S MOM, she’s a firecracker.
* TWO ARTSY MC’S! Stop my ever-beating heart. I fucking love that they’re both rambling around in either split/paint-covered jeans, and t-shirts. I fucking stan that shit so hard.
* Eros was one of my favourite MC’s I’ve read in a long time. He was that perfect kind of calm, subtly funny and intense that I fucking love. Everything he said was so cute or hilarious or endearing.
Cons:
* Is Morgans last name Hamilton or Hoffman? Cause both are written in there so they world may never know.
* She just started calling him Eros even though he introduced himself as something else? I don’t care if the maitre d’ said something different. Who just goes around calling people whatever they want? Especially if they say they don’t like it. Like I also agree it’s cool name but he said he didn’t want to be called that.
* It also just doesn’t explain how she suddenly knows the manager is Ramona after she the tall blonde woman in the previous chapter.
* “Her mouth is hot and velvety soft, a preview of what her pussy must feel like.” (pg. 60) AHHHHHHHHHHHHH STOP
* Quite a few grammatical errors dotted all over the place.
* When she’s sick at the restaurant, he tells her to get a glass of HOT WATER. WTF IS THAT?????? THAT’S NOTHING
* And the kidnapping, that wasn’t anything. Seemed like a minor inconvenience not anything serious. But that is actually kind of hilarious.
Overall this was great, top-tier book tbh. All the cons weren’t heavy cons cause this shit still slapped.